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Salvation Army
Category: Social Service & Welfare OrganizationsUsers Rating:
(662) 509-9400187 Highway 15 North
Pontotoc, MS 38863
Salvation Army is a business providing services in the field of Social Service & Welfare Organizations. Salvation Army is located in Pontotoc, MS on 187 Highway 15 North.
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Social Service and Welfare Organizations, in Pontotoc, work toward upliftment, betterment and promotion of standard of living of the underpriviliged and disabled (economically, physically, mentally, socially) sections of the society. They provide an array of services which may include: rehabilitation, health services, housing, monetary benefits, etc.
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